2021

  • 4 Multipurpose Furniture Pieces to Buy for a Studio Condo


    Living in a studio condo means sleeping where you do other activities such as cooking and eating. While a studio does not require as much furniture shopping as large condos or single-family homes, you must be more creative and strategic with your purchases. Buy several multipurpose furniture pieces to help you enjoy living in your studio condo. Clothing Rack Storing clothes in a closet is a common thing that people do, but a large walk-in closet makes it possible to turn it into a sleeping space.
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  • 5 Additional Services to Ask Your Window Installers About


    A new window installation can include more than just putting in new glass. There are a few other services to consider when you are considering getting new windows for your home.  1. Site Preparation In some cases, preparation is needed before installation can begin. For example, window dressings such as blinds and curtains may need to be removed, or there may be exterior shutters that must be taken down before the new windows can be installed.
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  • A Bluebonnet Growing Kit To Create Themed Floral Displays


    Bluebonnets are wildflowers that contain oblong green leaves and blue petals. The petals are similar in shape to the bonnets that many pioneer women wore. Bluebonnets are found along roadways in some southern states. Purchase a floral kit that will yield colorful blooms that can be used for indoor or outdoor accenting purposes. A Themed Floral Kit Bluebonnet seeds and soil that is slightly alkaline and comparable to the quality of the soil that bluebonnets naturally grow in will be supplied in a floral kit.
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  • How To Choose Lumber For Garden Bed Construction


    Raised garden beds can be used to grow vegetables or flowers. When constructing the beds, it's important to choose the right lumber for the job. What Are You Growing? One of the first decisions to make is the type of wood, and this depends heavily on what you plan to grow in the raised bed. Any wood chosen must be resistant to rot and insect damage, which narrows your options down to cedar, redwood, or pressure-treated lumber.
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